What is a sex-influenced disease? (key-word influenced, not linked)
Male pattern baldness
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What disease has irregular shaped blood cells?
sickle cell anemia
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What is a build up of protein on the brain (also can't break down protein)?
PKU
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What is a build up of mucous?
cystic fibrosis
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What is an X-linked disease?
hemophilia (carried on x-chromosome)
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What disease affects males and females differantly?
male pattern baldness
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What is a build up of fat on the brain (mostly in jewish people)?
Tay Sach's
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What is the genotype for a round, green pod?
RrGg or RRGG
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What is the genotype for Tall, terminal pea plant?
Ttaa, or TTaa
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What is the genotype for a Short, white japanese 4 o'clock
ttR'R'
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What is the genotype for a constricted, short pea plant?
iitt
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What is the genotype for a purple with a wrinkled seed?
Pprr or PPrr
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What is the genotype for a roan cattle coat color?
RW
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What would the genotype for a female colorblindess carrier be?
XcXc
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What is the genotype for a colorblind male?
XcY
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What is the genotype for someone with no sickle cell anemia?
HAHA
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What is the genotype for someone who has no PKU?
PP
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What is the genotype for a male with a normal clotting factor?
XHY
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What is the genotype for someone with Huntingtons disease?
Hh (HH isn't possible)
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What is the genotype for someone with cystic fibrosis?
ff
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What is the genotype for someone who has thinning hair as a male?
BB'
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What is the genotype for someone with thinning hair as a female?
B'B'
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What is the genotype for someone who is a normal height?
aa
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What is the genotype for someone with episodes of sickle cell anemia?
HAHS
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What is the genotype for a bald male?
B'B'
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What is the genotype for someone with PKU?
pp
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What is the genotype for someone without huntingtons?
hh
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T or F: Mendel is the "father of genetics"
T
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T or F: Sponges are filter feeders
T
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T or F: All protists are unicellular.
T
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T or F: The most primitive invertebrates are cnidarians
F
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T or F: Two alleles that are the same are heterozygous
F
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T or F: Streptococcus are in grape clusters
F (long line)
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T or F: Earthworm is in the same phylum as the flatworm
F
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T or F: Bacteria has one distinct shape
F
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T or F: sponges has many excurrent pores and one large incurrent pores
F
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T or F: Humans are in the class mammalia
T
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T or F: Jellyfish have radial symmetry
T
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T or F: XcY is a male with normal vision
F
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All animals that have hair, produce milk, and have live young are in what class?
Mammalia
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What specialized cells set up currents in sponges?
collar cells
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What do the similarities between frogs, whales, humans, and bats show?
They evolved from a common ancestor
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An animal being able to replace missing parts is called:
regeneration
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All animals that have opposable thumbs, rotating forearms, and binocular vision are in which order?
Primates
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Organisms that make their own food:
autotrophs
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What is not a characteristic of primates?
walking upright
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What is not a recessive disorder?
Huntingtons
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What is the oldest hominind?
Australopithecus afarensis
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What disorder gives someone black piss?
PKU
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What is the universal donor?
O
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What is "handy man"
Homo habilis
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What is not a mollusk?
crab
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What means upright man?
Homo erectus
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What is the largest invertebrate phylum?
arthropods
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What is the genotype for homozygous inflated, white?
IIpp
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What type of symmetry do flatworms have?
bilateral symmetry
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What means "southern ape from afar"
australopithecus afarensis
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What is the phenotype for GgTT
green pod, tall
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What isn't a form of asexual reproduction for sponges?
regeneration
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What is the ratio for 2 heterozygotes are mated in a monohybrid (key word) cross, what is the PHENOTYPIC ratio?
3:1
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What is one way that they didn't test Vincent's identity in Gattaca?
bone sample
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Which structure in flatworms is the beginning of a digestive system consisting of one opening for taking in food and releasing waste?
pharynx
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What isn't an anthropoid?
tarsier
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What's the universal recipient?
AB
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What is peppered moths an example of?
natural selection
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Who came up with the modern classification system?
Linnaeus
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On an austrlopithecus boisei, what is the bump on the top of their head?
sagittal crest
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What did darwin say about finches considering that they all had different beak shapes?
they had a common ancestor
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The theory of evolution states:
closely related species witll have similarities in nucelotides, amino acids sequences, and if a species changes their genes will change as well (all of the above)
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What will organisms that are well suited for their environment do?
reproduce at a greater rate
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Natural selection is a process by which:
organisms with traits well suited to their environment survive and reproduce more successfully than organisms less suited to the same environment
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How did Linnaeus classify organisms?
similar characteristics
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How did Aristotle classify organisms?
plants and animals
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What is the evolutionary history of an organism?
phylogeny
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What is the classification system for humans in order?
animalia, chordata, mammalia, primates, hominidea, homo, sapien (all children must pass HHS)
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What isnt polygenic inheritance?
gender
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which is an example of incomplete dominance?
four o'clock flowers
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which is a symptom of cystic fibrosis?
build up of mucous in the lungs+digestive system
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What does DNA fingerprinting used for?
gel electrophoresis
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What set of parents can most likely have a kid with O blood?
a parent with type a and a parent with type b
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Through natural selection, a trait that is favorable will become \__________ than an alternate trait thats less favorable
more frequent
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What isn't a source of DNA?
finger nails
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What invertebrate means "spiny skin"
echinodermata
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Any change in the inherited characteristics over a long period of time is:
evolution
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Which invertebrate phyla has stinging cells?
cnidaria
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Which term describe a chart that allows a geneticist to see how people in a family pass on traits?